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	Parallel universes make quantum sense

Mohir

9-22-2007 9:44 AM

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physics, quantum, parallel universes

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9-22-2007 11:23 AM

constantskeptic

very interesting stuff, I love debatable quantum theories.. thank you

9-22-2007 1:31 PM

skwirlinator

Imagine a new universe is created every moment for everything.

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